During 2020, Univ Company signed a non-cancellable contract with Univy to purchase 1,000 tons of cotton at P1, 200 with delivery to be made in 2021. On December 31, 2020, the price of cotton had fallen for P1,150 per ton. The company expects delivery of cotton when the price is P1,180 per ton on April 2021. What amount of gain from recovery of loss on purchase commitment, if any, should be recognized by Univ in 2021?

During 2020, Univ Company signed a non-cancellable contract with Univy to purchase 1,000 tons of cotton at P1, 200 with delivery to be made in 2021. On December 31, 2020, the price of cotton had fallen for P1,150 per ton. The company expects delivery of cotton when the price is P1,180 per ton on April 2021. What amount of gain from recovery of loss on purchase commitment, if any, should be recognized by Univ in 2021?

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